The Library is the other half of Thoute. The outline is where you write; the Library is where you re-find and see across what you've written.
The Library has five tabs over the same bullets. None of them are separate stores — they're lenses.
A flat, scannable view of every bullet in the vault. Good for skimming everything you've written without diving into a specific page.
Your tag list, sized by frequency. Click any tag to AND-filter the bullets that carry it; click multiple tags to narrow further. The fastest way to ask "what have I been thinking about #onboarding?" See Tags for the deeper guide.
Bullets as nodes, references as edges. Useful for spotting clusters of related thinking. Supports seeded views (pick a starting block and walk N hops out) and substring or semantic search across the graph.
Every file you've attached — PDFs, images, web clips, emails, office docs — in a grid with previews. Search by filename or by text pulled out of the file, filter by type, and click through to the bullet that holds each one. To learn how files get here, see Attachments.
A vertical activity stream of what you've shipped — completed tasks, events, documents added, and new top-level threads under Home. Plain note edits stay out of the default view; toggle the Notes chip if you want the full firehose.
Rows are grouped under sticky date pills (Today, Yesterday, This week, Last week, then older months) on a gradient spine. Click any row to jump to that bullet in place.
Filter chips along the top narrow the stream by kind — Tasks, Events, Documents, Threads. The filter state lives in the URL, so deep links survive a refresh. The default view shows the last 60 days; Show older extends it.
Every bullet that's been referenced from somewhere shows its backlinks — every bullet that points at it. Open them in the side panel.
This is the "magic" everyone talks about with bidirectional links: the connection works both ways without you having to maintain it.
Fuzzy search across every page, bullet, and tag in your vault. Instant.
For navigation, this is the keyboard shortcut you'll use most.
Full-text search runs in a web worker against an encrypted local index. The server never sees your queries or your content.
/app/tag/:tag is a bookmarkable shortcut — it lands you in the Explore → Tags view with that tag pre-selected. From there you can add more tags to narrow further.